Sunday August 30, 2020 Welcome to the second week of Small Business Sunday’s, a series featuring local businesses on the beach! Check us out every week for a little behind the scene of the business story, the overall experience, and how we can continue to support our community businesses! This weeks feature is … drum…
It was on August 1st of 1897 when the grand opening of the State Bath House took place. An estimated crowd of 25,000 visited the beach that day, with 2,143 bathers taking advantage of the new facilities. Thousands would pass through the doors as spectators, wanting to visually inspect the mammoth structure. William T. Eaton…
November 25, 2017 By Revere Journal Staff By Sue Ellen Woodcock The Revere Cares Coalition is celebrating two decades of working with the City of Revere to make it a healthier, more aware community. Twenty years ago, Revere Cares was born out of a collaboration with Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) to strengthen the health…
Runners, families and fall-fun fans are heading to Revere Beach on Saturday, October 17. Here’s the race schedule, free activities, registration information and traffic advisory.
They are two old cities with deep roots in Italy. One is known for its crescent-shaped beach on the cold Atlantic, the other for its scrappy port on the north bank of the Mystic River. Revere and Everett are now the battleground in a competition between two Las Vegas titans for the sole resort casino…
Story by Lou Spagnola All Steel Roller Coaster built on Revere Beach July 2, 1927 The Lightning Roller Coaster came to Revere Beach with the flash and impact its name suggests, and was gone after just six seasons. During this short duration, it would be known as possibly the fastest – and most terrifying –…
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